Alcohol-Soluble Silicone Resin and Waterborne Silicone Resin are not the same thing. They differ in terms of solvents, properties, and applications.

Alcohol-Soluble Silicone Resin

• Solvent: Typically dissolves in alcohol solvents (such as ethanol, isopropanol, etc.).

• Characteristics: Has good solubility and excellent high-temperature resistance. It's widely used in coatings, printing inks, and high-temperature sealants.

• Applications: Due to its solvent-based nature, it is often used in coatings or printing applications that require fast drying.

Waterborne Silicone Resin

• Solvent: Dissolves in water, usually requiring emulsifiers or surfactants to disperse the resin in water.

• Characteristics: Environmentally friendly, low Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) emissions, meeting modern environmental standards.

• Applications: Primarily used in architectural coatings, automotive coatings, and other applications requiring low toxicity and eco-friendly properties.

Key Differences:

• Solvent: Alcohol-soluble silicone resin uses alcohol solvents, while waterborne silicone resin uses water.

• Environmental Impact: Waterborne silicone resins are more eco-friendly than alcohol-soluble ones, with lower VOC emissions.

In summary, alcohol-soluble silicone resin is not the same as waterborne silicone resin. They use different solvents and are suitable for different applications.